The FPI has so far raised Rs. 7575 crore net investment


MUMBAI: Foreign investors' inflows into the Indian stock market have remained steadily at new highs. According to NSDL data, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have made a net investment of Rs 4.5 crore so far this September.

In September, foreign investors invested Rs. 4.5 crore and in the debt segment Rs. 2,50 crore was spent

Foreign investors have invested Rs 4.5 crore in the equity segment and Rs 2.50 crore in the debt segment, including debt investments made through VVRs. Of course, foreign investors have withdrawn Rs 50 crore from hybrid securities invested in REITs and InvITs.

Last year, the total net investment was Rs 12.5 crore.

The recovery in the economy and the improvement in macroeconomic data have led to a steady influx of foreign investors into Indian markets.

It may be mentioned that Indian stock market indices reached new heights this week as well. The BSE Sensex touched an all-time high of 8,0.05 on Tuesday, while the NSE Nifty benchmark hit a new all-time high of 12,9.50.

In its monthly economic review for August 2021, the Finance Ministry's Department of Economic Affairs said that global investors are optimistic and enthusiastic about the Indian economy and are bringing in more investment. Encouraged by the improvement in economic indicators after the second wave of the Corona epidemic ended, global investors are contributing more to the inflow of FDI and FPI.

According to the report, India's foreign exchange reserves reached a record high of 4.5 billion on August 5, 2021, according to the report.

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